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MTY 011LP
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Vel makes a splash with the release of her debut LP, There is Always a Solution, through Anetha's label, Mama Told Ya. After three exciting EPs and the recent rise of her Live performance, Vel made waves last year with the track "Velds1" on MTY-AIR Mille Attaques, Les Vents Contrèrent (MTY AIR, 2023)\ in collaboration with LDS. She is now ready to unveil her first full-length album. There is Always a Solution flows with two slippery vinyl records and ten immersive tracks. Nine tracks are produced solely by Vel, while one is co-produced by Vel and Anetha. Once again, Mama Told Ya returns with a valuable lesson: no matter the challenge, you will flow a way. The High Priestess of Drums plunges you into a world of vibrant techno and brisk tribal rhythms, while her ambient passages offer a calming retreat and her mental influences are bound to stir your emotions. Rest assured, "there is always a solution." Renowned for her expertise in rhythmic innovation and spatial soundscapes, Vel presents a revitalizing and dynamic release. MTY-011 promises to cleanse and rejuvenate -- let yourself be immersed. With a hint of irony, "The Babe" playfully teases, "Do you love me? Do you love my music?" But Vel's real question is more reflective: you're in deep water. Dive into the sound bath of "Humans in Cafe", close your eyes, and let the drums, the kicks, the bangs, and the buzz wash over you. One "Xanax Introspection" later, Vel is inviting us to explore the full spectrum of frequencies -- a galloping race of deep bass and high treble in this ambient choreography. Don't let the relentless "BPM Anxiety" drown you. Its tortured synth may try to hold you back, but you're free. You're in your "Pop Tribe", and nothing can stop you "DRUM BIG." Darling it's better down where it's wetter: joining Vel for a jam session "under the sea", it's Anetha! Driving percussions are combining with a pulsating psytrance bassline, pure magic: "Ain't We Mermaids", dear? -- Vel, ever the master of the salty beats, slows it down just enough to say, "I Don't Care," as she deconstructs. A few moments later... She's at it again -- just when the BPMs are peaking, she draws us into a state of floating lethargy. That's the absorbing power of "Ambient Core". The current is strong with this one -- prepare for a challenge. "Deep Tracks Don't Sell" will drift you away in a swirl of intertwining undulations and dripping drums. It's time to return to the surface: with a bubbly twist of whimsy, "Oh La La" pops in, full of new-wave energy. Vel gently swims us back to shore. Mastered by In Aeternam Vale.
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MTY 010LP
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Anetha presents her inaugural solo album under her own label Mama Told Ya, marking a significant milestone in her career. Mothearth is a celebration of Anetha's decade-long journey in the music industry. It also commemorates the fifth anniversary of her label and its 12th release. Anetha is set to unveil not only her musical prowess but also her critical insights into the music industry and society at large, representing a significant moment of artistic revelation and self- expression. Definitely post-club, freed from the codes, engaged, this landmark album serves as a declarative statement for Anetha, an assertion that she wants to explore the entire spectrum of electronic music. Mothearth includes two LPs and ten tracks. All of them are produced by Anetha. Mix and mastering by Le Dom. Artwork by Elmo Mistiaen.
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MTY AIR
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Anetha presents her third tempestuous compilation on her label Mama Told Ya, titled Mille attaques, les vents contrèrent, just one year after Contre tout, toutes et tous, la terre demeure and two years after L'eau repousse les feux agressifs. Through air element, the compilation comes up with the collaboration of 22 artists with 20 tracks, divided into four vinyls. Once again, Anetha carried away with her a generation of electronic artists from around the world. Mille attaques, les vents contrèrent, is the third of a series around the four elements. Capricious yet vigorous, air sweeps out everything on its way. Nothing can save you when you're in the eye of the cyclone: prepare to fly hard. Alongside windbreaker artists, skydive into the celestial vastness of sound: gusts of disturbed techno, squalls of groove, mental tornado, minimal bass hurricane, cloudburst of psytrance. Time to get some fresh air. Piercing pampero, mad mistral, forceful cierzo are blowing, blazing khamsin, steady sirocco, sharp shamal, dank nor'wester are entwining. Techno winds from all around the world are joining the fight against humanity. The artwork has been once again entrusted to visual artist Karin Kimel. She delivers an aerial scenery where supernal wafts are swirling, embalming our air. Diplomatie Studio took care of the design, while mastering was entrusted to Sixbitdeep. Featuring Hasvat Informant, VOST, Uncrat, Raël, DJ Bazootka & Ryacet, Cerrot, Werfol, Lacchesi, Gaston Fiore, David Löhlein, Shaven, Benjamin Damage, Tangerine, Pernox, Zoë Mc Pherson, Disjoli, BXTR, Vel & LDS, Boys Noize, and A Strange Wedding.
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MTY 009EP
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Schacke releases Looks Are Deceiving, the 11th release on Anetha's label, Mama Told Ya. Already invited on the second compilation Contre Tous, Toutes Et Tous, La Terre Demeure (MTY TERRE, 2022), Schacke is now casting his own spellbinding EP, entrancing your world. Looks Are Deceiving includes one overwhelming vinyl and four surreal tracks. Three are produced by Schacke and one is co-produced between Schacke and Anetha. Looks Are Deceiving embarks you into one metaphysical truly mental journey: go forth.
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MTY TERRE
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Anetha releases her second seismic compilation on her label Mama Told Ya entitled Contre Tout, Toutes Et Tous, La Terre Demeure, just one year after MTY-EAU L'eau Repousse Les Feux Agressifs (2021). Through earth element, the compilation comes up with the collaboration of 19 artists -- 19 tracks, divided into four vinyl records: Anetha has brought together a generation of young electronic music artists from around the world to get their hands dirty and produce some solid gems. Features Öspiel, Tahl, Anetha, Drazzit, Paul Copping, 74185#, Gutkein, Mac Declos, Elise Massoni, Voiski, Nebuchadnezzar, Valerie Ace, Nui.R, Luca Eck, Boo, Peachlyfe, Onleash, Ida Engehardt, and Schacke.
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MTY 006LP
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After a first amazing LP released in 2020 (MTY 003LP), Mama Told Ya put UF095 in charge once again, but this time, she said: "You've got 10 tracks to blow our mind sweetie. Use your difference to make the difference." Same high-potential kid, no different outcome. And same singularity! Ride with UF095 and learn some good shit about weird techno, IDM, and early gabber. Use Your Difference To Make The Difference brings you through one deep introspection looking for your own uniqueness: please explore yourself. For this new Mama Told Ya LP, the fury(ous) artwork has been commissioned to French digital artist, sltcamille. Her ability to tell melancholic fantasy stories let us all stand in awe. Diplomatie Studio took care of the design, mastering was entrusted to Sixbitdeep -- no difference here. No doubt that with this second album released on the label, UFO95 shows once again that he has something more. A little ounce of digression that makes him very unmistakable. "Wet for it" features ANETHA.
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MTY 003LP
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Paris-based DJ and producer Anetha's enigmatic label Mama Told Ya is a collaborative venture. Pushing artists out of their comfort zone to new heights of experimentation and creativity, yielding progressive results that challenge and intrigue. The next instalment comes in the form of a kaleidoscopic debut release as a double-vinyl pack from French producer and A/V artist UFO95, titled Popularity Is Overrated. This will be the first double EP on the label, with previous records released as split EP four-tracker collaborations with artists and Anetha herself, including Niki Istrefi, Hadone, ABSL, and Sugar. UFO95 is a French electronic music producer, who finds his roots in '90s techno, UK jungle, and also through IDM, creating a unique tribal sound. His lives (live; live A/V) are like his music, dynamic and really hypnotizing. He releases his debut LP Popularity Is Overrated on Anetha's label, Mama Told Ya. As well, Anetha collaborates with a different visual artist on each project; Recsoverto takes center stage on the cover for this release, who combines ethereal visuals parodying Japanese video games and hyper-real typography. The record is beautifully eclectic and has the effortless feel of a live set from a promising new producer. Opener "Sun S4lutation" is a silky melodic affair, diving into a runaway breakbeat with a hypnotic edge crafting an effortlessly colorful trip. "2am" is a tense nosedive into techno's heady mutations, harnessing a prevailing kick and wormhole synths. Up next is the masterful collaborative track with Anetha "On/Offline". The track starts with an infectious energy, before vocal inflections and a dreamy hyper-real synth melody blend to hypnotic heights, transporting the listener to an open-air rave. "Should I Go" is heady and bold in its brutal drum work and twisting synths, "Enchanted Forest" is playful and addictive, "Rrkja" starts wild until heavenly synths glow around the edges, and "OE" carries the sentiment of amalgamation with a fierce kick drum and a symphonic chorus. Ending on a rough edged high, closer "Volcano" takes an IDM approach with glitchy drums, weaving synths, and groovy vocal inflections.
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MTY 001EP
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Mama Yold Ya is a new label founded by Parisian DJ Anetha that focuses on sharing and collaboration as a creative engine. Don't Rush to Grow Up features two original tracks produced by Sugar and ABSL, and two other ones co-produced with Anetha. More than just "club ready" productions, every track is built like a story that you can also enjoy peacefully at home. Each piece is long enough to allow you to go through different states of feeling, atmospheres, and even be surprised by the evolution and new elements of the tracks.
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